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Source: Public Accounts of Alberta.(1) Federal cash transfers in 2013-14 includes $1,582 million for 2013 flood assistance

Table27
British Columbia(millions of dollars)

Year

Own-source revenues

Federal cash transfers

Total revenues

Total program expenditures

Debt charges

Total expenditures

Other(1)

Deficit(-) or surplus

Net debt

1990–91

12,247

2,096

14,343

14,532

478

15,010

-

-667

6,312

1991–92

12,564

2,198

14,762

16,511

590

17,101

-

-2,339

8,843

1992–93

13,967

2,416

16,382

17,122

736

17,858

-

-1,476

10,529

1993–94

15,665

2,269

17,934

17,989

844

18,833

-

-899

11,507

1994–95

17,264

2,463

19,726

19,023

931

19,954

-

-228

11,954

1995–96

17,343

2,394

19,737

19,167

887

20,054

-

-318

12,162

1996–97

17,901

1,955

19,856

19,374

867

20,241

-

-385

12,338

1997–98

18,131

1,837

19,968

19,301

834

20,135

-

-167

12,515

1998-99

22,823

2,549

25,372

23,281

3,052

26,333

-

-961

21,914

1999-00

23,620

3,180

26,800

23,884

2,932

26,816

-

-16

23,172

2000-01

26,393

3,296

29,689

25,459

2,986

28,445

-52

1,192

23,945

2001-02

25,084

3,320

28,404

27,808

2,770

30,578

1,117

-1,057

25,627

2002-03

24,097

3,823

27,920

27,846

2,553

30,399

-169

-2,648

28,560

2003-04

25,704

3,621

29,325

28,108

2,446

30,554

-123

-1,352

30,031

2004-05

28,333

5,232

33,565

28,575

2,305

30,880

-

2,685

28,367

2005-06

30,303

5,835

36,138

30,258

2,198

32,456

-710

2,972

27,196

2006-07

32,288

6,397

38,685

32,169

2,270

34,439

-264

3,982

24,661

2007-08

34,081

5,942

40,023

34,596

2,237

36,833

-444

2,746

24,055

2008-09

32,725

5,995

38,720

36,507

2,158

38,665

18

73

26,404

2009-10

31,051

6,927

37,978

37,593

2,197

39,790

-

-1,812

29,616

2010-11

32,670

8,009

40,679

38,674

2,252

40,926

-

-247

32,279

2011-12

34,078

7,718

41,796

39,664

2,383

42,047

-1,599

-1,850

36,024

2012-13

34,992

7,044

42,036

40,814

2,390

43,204

-

-1,168

38,298

2013-14

36,226

7,502

43,728

40,919

2,482

43,401

-

327

39,085

2014-15

38,796

7,326

46,122

41,941

2,498

44,439

-

1,683

38,902

Sources: Public Accounts of British Columbia; 2015 Financial and Economic Review for years 2003-04 to 2014-15. (1) Includes the impacts of the joint trusteeship of pension plans, restructuring exit expenses, negociating framework incentive payments, climate action dividends, and $1,599 million for Harmonized Sales Tax transition funding repayment in 2011-12.
Due to a break in the series following the move to fully comply with generally accepted accounting principles, data from 1998-99 onward are
not directly comparable with earlier years.

Table28
Yukon(millions of dollars)

Year

Own-source revenues

Federal cash transfers

Total revenues(1)

Total program expenditures

Debt charges

Total expenditures

Other(2)

Deficit (-) or surplus

Net debt

1990–91

104

229

333

344

0

344

-

-12

-64

1991–92

108

243

351

365

0

365

-

-14

-50

1992–93

89

267

356

419

1

420

-

-64

13

1993–94

154

307

461

445

1

446

-

15

-2

1994–95

172

310

482

452

1

453

-

29

-31

1995–96

168

321

489

460

0

460

-

29

-60

1996–97

157

286

443

454

0

455

-

-12

-48

1997–98

153

302

455

450

0

451

-

4

-51

1998–99

115

371

485

455

0

455

-

30

-80

1999–00

153

330

483

499

0

500

-

-16

-64

2000–01

166

386

552

518

0

518

1

35

-99

2001–02

129

374

503

524

0

525

1

-21

-85

2002–03

148

402

550

555

0

556

1

-5

-80

2003–04

140

456

597

585

0

586

1

12

-76

2004–05

154

506

659

654

0

655

1

5

-413

2005–06

158

584

742

668

0

668

1

75

-488

2006–07

175

610

784

727

0

727

1

57

-546

2007–08

181

597

778

769

0

769

1

10

-546

2008–09

213

613

826

826

0

826

1

1

-547

2009–10

218

656

874

901

0

901

1

-26

-522

2010–11

257

690

947

955

0

955

1

-7

-515

2011–12

300

744

1,044

984

0

984

1

61

-1,124

2012-13

329

809

1,138

1,037

0

1,037

4

104

-1,226

2013-14

319

859

1,179

1,127

0

1,127

6

58

-1,284

2014-15

326

898

1,224

1,175

0

1,175

-

49

-1,333

Sources: Public Accounts of Yukon; Yukon Department of Finance (for 2014-15: 2015 Budget).
Due to a break in the series following an accounting change, data from 2011-12 are not comparable to prior years.(1) Reflects 2009-10 Estimates changes from 2007-08 forward. Own-source revenues and federal transfers do not sum to total revenues.(2) Includes recoveries of prior years' expense, adjustments for changes in tangible capital assets, investment in land development, expenditures on loan programs and other adjustments.

Table29
Northwest Territories(millions of dollars)

Year

Own-source revenues

Federal cash transfers

Total revenues

Total program expenditures

Debt charges

Total expenditures

Other

Deficit (-) or surplus

Net debt

1990–91

163

879

1,042

1,045

5

1,050

-

-8

-55

1991–92

216

900

1,116

1,140

4

1,144

-

-28

-31

1992–93

222

911

1,133

1,123

4

1,127

-

6

-56

1993–94

215

973

1,188

1,207

3

1,210

-

-22

-19

1994–95

214

1,004

1,218

1,244

0

1,244

-

-26

12

1995–96

234

1,026

1,260

1,277

5

1,282

-

-22

28

1996–97

219

963

1,182

1,189

5

1,194

-

-12

21

1997–98

244

1,066

1,311

1,175

5

1,180

-

131

-85

1998–99

203

1,016

1,220

1,253

0

1,253

-

-33

-43

1999–00

151

572

723

723

2

725

-

-2

36

2000–01

268

615

883

765

0

766

-

118

-66

2001–02

642

315

957

837

0

837

-

120

-127

2002–03

438

408

846

880

0

880

-

-34

-29

2003–04

-43

914

871

936

0

936

-

-65

76

2004–05

201

780

981

998

0

998

-

-17

137

2005–06

224

877

1,101

1,065

0

1,065

-

36

135

2006–07

324

879

1,204

1,116

0

1,116

-

88

105

2007–08

346

959

1,306

1,212

0

1,212

-

94

54

2008–09

323

933

1,256

1,297

0

1,297

-

-41

132

2009–10

308

985

1,293

1,337

1

1,338

-

-44

240

2010–11

304

1,025

1,329

1,338

14

1,352

-

-23

504

2011–12

302

1,099

1,401

1,388

11

1,400

-

1

598

2012-13

430

1,216

1,645

1,477

5

1,482

-

163

491

2013-14

379

1,253

1,632

1,527

11

1,537

-

94

512

2014-15

409

1,429

1,838

1,714

13

1,727

-

109

NA

Sources: Public Accounts of the Northwest Territories (for 2014-15: 2015 Budget).
Figures are presented on a non-consolidated basis.
Starting in 1999–2000, the figures represent the Northwest Territories Budget after the division of the territories.

Table30
Nunavut(millions of dollars)

Year

Own-source revenues

Federal cash transfers

Total revenues

Total program expenditures

Debt charges

Total expenditures

Other(1)

Deficit (-) or surplus

Net debt

1999–00

64

677

742

670

-

670

-

72

-33

2000–01

94

704

798

736

-

736

-

62

-7

2001–02

84

695

778

776

-

776

-

2

25

2002–03

100

759

859

847

-

847

-

12

43

2003–04

95

803

898

891

-

891

-

7

100

2004–05

88

881

969

914

-

914

-

55

94

2005–06

100

978

1,078

969

-

969

-

109

12

2006–07

94

1,176

1,270

1,124

-

1,124

-

146

-88

2007–08

134

1,042

1,177

1,155

-

1,155

-

21

-75

2008–09

145

1,115

1,260

1,283

-

1,283

-

-23

-17

2009–10

146

1,201

1,346

1,283

-

1,283

-

63

-2

2010–11

166

1,278

1,444

1,425

-

1,425

-

19

37

2011-12

155

1,359

1,513

1,458

-

1,458

-

55

-22

2012-13

157

1,463

1,620

1,498

-

1,498

-

122

-215

2013-14

180

1,574

1,754

1,605

0

1,605

-

149

-276

2014-15

187

1,612

1,799

1,725

0

1,725

-27

48

-252

Sources: Public Accounts of Nunavut (for 2014-15: 2015 Budget).
2014-15 includes estimate of third-party funding - revenues and expenditures may not sum to the budgetary balance.(1) Includes supplementary requirements and projected appropriation lapses.